SECompare - what do you think ?
 

Got nothing better to do, so I made this : http://polimedia.us/seo/secompare.php

Whacha think ?

doesn't have that much funktionality..
I have no use for it, but maybe someone has :)

It's OK ... I guess :P

Well, what it does for you is

1. Lets you search both yahoo and google simultaneously
2. Ensures your privacy - all the SE's see is my server's ip, you get no cookies, no ip logging, etc

I guess those aren't necessities, but I see a few groups of people really into it.

You should see about using Google's pay per search-Adsense-whatever thingy they have so you can make a few bucks while you're at it. I'm not sure if Yahoo has an equivalent, but it'd be worth it to check it out.

That's okay.

i can't scroll down the results.

If you move your mouse over either half screen and scroll the wheel you'll do fine

hey polimedia

i know what you did last summer :winkwink:

you forgot to add scrollbars to the iframe :2 cents:

but other than that, looks cool. Should add the option to view more SE's too...

Scrollbars need to be added, i can't even mousewheel scroll

not bad at all

not too shabby for a quickie

Reason I didn't put scrollbars in there is that most desktops are set for 1024 wide, and with a split in the middle scheme, every pixel counts.

I've tested mousewheel scrolling on a bunch of browsers, and it worked fine, what browser do you use ?

Which others would you like to see ? Msn maybe ?

O you do, do you :D

useless.

like others have said it's not very useful

Yet another thread succedes at sepparating those who know from those who talk.

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Not sure what browser you are using, but not here.

Those pages that google/yahoo refer to without using cannonical form (ie, a href=/blabla instead of a href=http://google.com/blabla) will result in a 404. This is a bitch to remedy, and as it doesn't seem to affect actual results pages, but merely internal navigation, it's on the "to-fix eventually" list.

Seems some FF browsers have an issue with the scrolling. Added scrollbars.

Woah you must have spent ages coding the iframes.

I liek teh timez nu rowmun. :)

That's handy, considering you can't actually search anything in the big G.


To be honest, I think most people would just use the control + T option that most conventional browsers come with nowadays.

Or at least usea more advance solution such as:-

http://xinureturns.com/

1) What url do "the iframes" pull ?

2. What ?

III. What ?!

(I'm running out of numerals - If they wanted TWO windows open, and if they wanted to talk to the se's directly, and if and etc.

D~ A more cluttered solution to a different problem.

Bump for more useless shit

Hey, what do you do for fun btw?

Better, thank you. Now, about all this empty space that is being wasted.

http://juliablue.com/sec.jpg

Thy wish etc.

:thumbsup

Not a bad idea at all.

So I'm thinking about adding some other search engines.

What would you like to see as an option ?